Local museum honors Bethlehem’s industrial history
On his second day of college, Mike Piersa, ‘08G, walked into the National Museum of Industrial History to pursue a…
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Bitty & Beau’s Coffee: Embracing disabilities, changing the workforce
On Wednesdays at 12 p.m., Kyle Willans lingers at the coffee counter and chats with his co-workers. He is off…
‘Worth the fight’: Knot Our Hair salon perseveres
https://youtu.be/I_aavmMqN5E On the reception desk of Equalla Calloway’s salon, Knot Our Hair, a paper calendar is still flipped to March…
Community Voices: ‘I have skin in the game’
As a South Side resident, I often wonder what will happen to my community. I grew up in South Terrace…
Community Editorial: The Black Experience in Bethlehem
For many generations, the Bethlehem Steel Corporation could be considered a microcosm of the American Dream — anyone who worked…
Left behind, but forced to move on: Bethlehem schools reconcile pandemic learning losses
When the COVID-19 pandemic forced schools to amend their traditional teaching format, students lost the ability to consistently meet with…
Community Editorial: What we learned outside the classroom
As Lehigh students, we only have four years to get to know our college town and the people who have…
Community Voices: Access to the arts is essential for all
Lisa Harms is the Senior Director of Visual Arts and Education at ArtsQuest. ArtsQuest’s mission is to provide access to…
Stroll Around the Neighborhood: How would you describe the South Side?
The Brown and White took a stroll around the neighborhood and spoke to community members about their South Side backgrounds…
Bethlehem Public Library: It’s more than books
The South Side Branch of the Bethlehem Public Library opened its doors at 400 Webster St. in 1929. The golden…